Pyometra Surgery Cat Dog South Jakarta: VIP Stabilization

Is your female pet's abdomen enlarging, is she drinking excessively, appearing lethargic, and producing thick foul-smelling discharge from her vulva?

DO NOT DELAY. These are symptoms of Pyometra (infected uterus). If left untreated, the swollen uterus can rupture inside the abdomen, causing a painful death from blood poisoning (sepsis).

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Types of Pyometra: Open vs. Closed

Open Pyometra: The cervix is open. Pus or brown fluid flows out through the vulva. Easier to detect.
Closed Pyometra: The cervix is closed. Pus is trapped inside and the abdomen expands rapidly. EXTREMELY DANGEROUS due to the very high risk of uterine rupture.

Integrated Solution: Home Stabilization → Surgery in Tebet

Transporting a critically ill pyometra patient through heavy traffic is very risky. We offer a safe solution:

Step 1: Home Triage. Our vet comes to place an IV drip (rehydration) and administer antibiotics and painkillers to stabilize the pet for transport.
Step 2: VIP Surgery Referral. The pet is transported to our partner surgical facility in Tebet for immediate uterine removal surgery.
Step 3: Inpatient Recovery (ICU). After surgery, the pet remains hospitalized for 3–5 days for intensive recovery care.

Why Surgery at Our Tebet Partner Clinic?

Our partner clinic is equipped with a sterile operating room and Gas Anesthesia (Isoflurane), which is safe for pets with weakened kidneys due to uterine infection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pyometra in cats and dogs?

A severe uterine infection in which the uterus fills with pus. This is a life-threatening condition (it can rupture, causing sepsis) and only occurs in unspayed females.

What are the main signs of Pyometra?

Discharge of pus or foul-smelling brown fluid from the vulva, abdominal enlargement, excessive drinking (polydipsia), vomiting, and lethargy.

Can it be treated with medication alone?

Very rarely. Surgical removal of the uterus (ovariohysterectomy/OH) is the only permanent cure and the only way to save the animal's life before the uterus ruptures.